Description
A Group of Antique Pewter: A pair of Heemskerk style candlesticks 8” (20 cm) high. A chamberstick and another small chamber stick. Five modern candle snuffers. A pair of oval platters with London touchmarks of William Bathus, 18” x 13¼” (45.5 cm x 33.5 cm). A pair of large gravy boats engraved with crowned ‘E’ to the sides. A small porringer with scallop shell lug handle and round bowl stamped ‘DURIE’, 3” (7.5 cn) in diameter. A set of four modern pap boats with shaped lug handles stamped 1800 DENT and crowned ‘X’ mark 5” (13.5 cm) in length. A late 18th/early 19th century armorial plate with later relief cast boss to the centre surrounded by scrolling leaves, stamped with Wood & Mill touch mark to the base, 9” (23 cm) in diameter. Five cast armorial badges; two surmounted by heraldic lions. A small serpentine edged salver on four swept feet stamped ‘X’ on base. A mustard pot with hinged lid, baluster body on pedestal foot 5” (14 cm) high. A pepper pot. Two large Tappit Hens. A baluster Quart and Gill Tankard. Two other small measures. A pair of porringers; one with two pierced lug handles, the other with one. And a pair of patens 5” (13 cm) in diameter.